Peanut

Pug

2 weeks

Pug15 weeksMale

$725

Lori Zimmerman

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Description

Its Peanut ladies and gentleman! Hey there, I am an adorable little Pug puppy and I'm looking for a family to call my own. My colors and markings are attractive and unique, and i posses an outgoing, and loving nature. I am also the smallest little guy in my litter and I am a little on behind them in size. Most of my brothers and sisters have already found and gone home with their new forever families. Not to worry though, I'll soon catch up to them, and in the meantime, I more than make up for my smaller size with my big personality. I have lots of extra energy in my system and would love a playmate to burn it off with. Whether it be playing catch, or tug of war, or simply a high speed game of tag, I'm totally here for it. I will absolutely adore you, an will cheer you up on any day with my cheerful, goofy grin and random antics. And after all the excitement, i would love to curl up by your feet for a comfortable, refreshing nap. I'm also the perfect size for your house or apartment. I live here on the family property with my mother, Sappy who has lovingly raised me to be the sweet wonderful dog that i am today. For your comfort and peace of mind, i have received all of my shots and dewormers and have been thoroughly checked by the vet. Please don't wait to long! Call today to come meet me and fall in love with your new favorite Pug!

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Litter details

LocationMorgantown, Pennsylvania

Puppies in litter1 male

BreedPug

Age15 weeks, 4 days

Ready to LeaveAvailable now

GenerationP

SexMale

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedAKC registered by collectionACA Registered

Info

Favorites5

Adv. TypeFor sale

Original breeder

Pros

Compact and sturdy, highly adaptable, thriving in both apartments and houses

Exceptionally social and affectionate, renowned for their loyalty and playful antics

Require relatively low daily exercise, fitting for less active owners

Easy to maintain with a short, smooth coat

Cons

Brachycephalic health issues demand ongoing care and veterinary attention

Susceptible to separation anxiety, leading to destructive behavior if left alone too long

Can be stubborn and slow to house train, requiring patience and consistency

Heavy shedding, especially in spring and autumn, necessitating daily grooming

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